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Newspaper Page Text19-20 patitc wm EAGLE POINT EAGLETS ; , , . Bv A. C Hewlett, li. J. Stelner and 1V. Smith who; aro living on the Medford-Cential Point roud and K. J. Steikel of Port-'i land, were here for late dinner Wet!-' nesday afterncon. Mr. Steihl was on his way up on the headwaters of Reese creek to look at a plate that is for sale. John Seiler, formerly of Butte Falls but now of .Medford, and Thomas F. Nichols and Ed liensley were also here and took supper and Ed llensley commenced boarding here again. January 1st was en.e of Wrose love-l ly. days aue-h as w.o ofeH hu-v-e -in .sout'lfc'rm 6r.eson, and almost every cne either, wemt to Mcd5ord er stayel at home'nnd enjoyed New Year's din ner at- home altho J. B. Jackson and w.ife and Harry Young and wife came in and took dinner at the Suunyside. Chauncey Florey, our popular county clerk and family and his brother-in-law, 'Mr. Raymond Reter and family came out and took dinner vlth his father, A. J. Florey, Sr. Carl, Chlldreth, a son of Henry Chlldreth of Ashland, Lester Abbott and wife, Mr. Vernon Jones and Miss iBumloe Edmondson of Rutte Falls, came in and spent the night and all went on tu Madford the next morn ing. St. Heekenberg and Charles Chrearj camo out on the Butte Falls stage. Mr. Jleckenberg went out to Hamil ton Wntkins' and Mr. Chreiir went, on up to Trail on the stage. And 'Wm. 'ChambmitP little girl, a little tot, came .out , on the stage ttnd wwnt on up to her home at Butto Falls. Wm. Heckathora slao went up to Truil on the Persist stage. Thoro was a meeting of the direc tors of the First State bank of Kugle Point here on December 31st, when all of the directors of the bank were present except two and held their an nual election, re-electing all of the old officers and elected Miss Hazel Brown as assistant, cashier. MlaB Hazel, has been acting In that capac ity for some time pant, bat only by, appointment, but now is the regular elected assistant. On account of her mother's candi- tion, just recovering from .the effouls of an operation, Miss Hazel is staying at home, caring for her mother at present, and 6. 1). HolmeB is acting as Resistant cashier in her place. All of the directors of the bank, at the annual meeting expressed themselves as in favor at increasing the capital stock on account of the Increase in business and the future prospect. There has been a very ma terial increaso lu the business in the bank as nndor the management of J. V. Mclntyre one person did about all the work, whereas now nndor the management of Mr. 11. J. JJcvaney the present cashier, the business has Increased to such an extent that It requires an assistant cashier. . Miss Elizabeth Devaney, a sister 01 our banker, who is teaching In the high school of Cottage Grove, has been here visiting her brother, H. J. JJOvuuey during the holidays, left on NeV Tear'B flay for Cottage Grove. A, C. Sponce, the efficient road supervisor of the Brownsboro road district, was doing business here Fri day. . (Hamilton Watkins and wife came itt Friday morning. Mrs. Watkins is engaged taking the census in this neighborhood. Itoliert Merritt and tils sister, Miss Maud, were among the business cel Wlre Friday. Mrs. W. E. Hemmel and her sister, Mrs. Bam Courtney called at the Snnnyslde Friday afternoon and took the stage for Medford. .'Mrs. R., Hollo also made a business call Friday, settling up her business preparatory to starting for Idaho to visit her father who said said to be in pool- health. She thinks of re maining there and caring for him for an indefinite length of time. ..James Uiley, formerly of this neighborhood, but moro recently of Talent, was a guest at the Sunnyside Friday night. J. H. Clark of Butte Falls, Walter Bradshaw of Brewster, Wash., one ct the frultman of that section, W. E. Walker of Standard Oil Co., Medford, and Ernest Peachy of Ashiand, one of the timber cruisers, and two stran gers were here for dinner Saturday, and later in the day H. H. Williams of Medford at present but formerly of Idaho, and .Wm, C. Pierce, machin ist for Hubbard Urea., of Medford, called for dinner. Eli Dahack, one of the principal advocates and boostors for the pro ject to bring water from Big Butte into the valley; was in town Satur day. There seejns to toe seme con siderable trouble over the project ns there appears to be considerable misunderstanding as to the question of the elimination of the land unfit for irrigation or inaccessible tc the water, and then there is an element among the farmors who seem to want the water brought in but are fearful of the title to the water right I ' BAD BPJEATft Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It t Dr. Edwards' Oiive Tablets, lf;3 substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through taking Uicm. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a vegetable compound mixed with olive Oil. They act fcently tut firmly on thj bowels and liver, stimulating them Ui natural action, clearing the blood, and purifving the entire system. '1 hey do that which calomel docs, without any of the bad after effects. Take one or two everv night for a week and note Jueaiins effect. 10i and JSC c tor and I would suggest that some one who is versed on the subject write a ccucise statement of the facts with regard to the claim of the O. & C. Power company's right to the water iu Rogue river, aud its tributaries as it lu claimed by a number that the uforeesaid company holds a title to all oT the water In said river and its tributaries and if the company hold that title to tho water, etc., it is a matter cf record and if the title has been tested in the courts that also Is a matter of record. In order to en able the voterj to vote intelligently on the subject if some one would write an article covering these points and publish it in the Mail Tribune, tho most of the v.o!ers wou-M unrlur staml how to v-dfre on l-lte sul-eet a w.ee-k fr'cmi -newt Sa't'Uird'a.y, J,an. 17, 1 :.). Owln-g to Thursday being a holidaiy the creamery men laid off and to(.-k a rest and did not come here until Saturday for the cream. -'"' Livestock POIITLAXD, Ore.. Jan. 7. Cut tle stou'ilv: receipts IS). Steers, best, I $1 l.OOdi n.7.": u.hkI to choice, 10.m0 ( 11.(1(1: medium to sonil. l.U((n .U.7f: lair to ''"!, spS.OtUd !-( ; cum- inon to fair. .7.l)ll((iH.OO'. choice cows ...i i, .,;('.. in mi.? i mi . ,.,w,.i lioice, $7.75((?i).0l) : medium to youd. ;fu 7.75: fair to medium $4.7")(u' ").7i: dinners. $Xf0fti"i.5U; bulls. .00(fT-8.2.': prime lisrlit calves. $VZ.-MtirM) heavy.. $7.(l()( 1'2.."0 . lockers and feeders. $8.(M(ci ll..)l). Jltms slrnnu: receipts 4-1. Prime mixed !r'l-1.7."i(i I'i.'J'i; medium. $14. 'lb (t,14.7,'j:!j : roiie.li hcavv, $l'J.'J."i(a YJM'i: iii'us, $1 1.7:")(S l.'t.To. .Sheen steady: receipts IIS. Mast-. em lambs su:i.i)u(u u.uii; imht val ley. $ll.!)0(fi V.i.M: heavv. HI."i()(a il.iiO: l'eilcr lambs, $10.0(l(i 12.00; veurlimrs. . $10U.0UW 11.00: wethers, $9..r)0(ci 10.00; ewes, u'.0l)7.(IU. Duller . POliTI.AXI). Ore. Jan. 7.- Hul- fer 'weak. Cubes, extras, (J'J'.c: parcliment wrapped, box lots, (iic: cartons, Ii8e: hall' boxes halt' cent more: less than halt' boxes one cent mure. liutlcrl'nt (i8((i ()llc f. o. b. sta tion : 0((( 71c Portland. San Francisco Markets SAN r'HANTISCO. Jan. 7 l!ut- ler OHn. Eaus, Ircsh extras, 70c: ex- Ira Bullets, Ofi'ic: undersized pullets, iY.ii'. Cheese unchaniied. Poultry un- I'liaiiL'ed. Ku'tr plant, soul hern 1 Ocirf 14c lb.: hell peppers, southern ITidr '20 Hi.: siiuash. southern, $l.f)O2.00 larne luu: hot liouan $:i.00(r4.fU lartie liui': toniatoes, southern $1.25 (fc2.U0 cralc; cucumbers, lint Uiiusc, $2.;"i()i J.00. 3EKK8 Kltts. sellinsr liricc, case count, lipe; huvinur price, fi8c: selliiur price, can dled, (i4e: selected camll;', in car tons, 7Uc. Pooltry Poullrv hens, 28(!P30e: lb.: broil crs; 25(u)3()c 11).: olil roosters, liirkevs, nominal: ueese, 25e ducks, 40c lb. .1 (Is : lb.: i GrHin and Hay Oals, (i.-).00 hid; corn, No. 3, yel low. $i8.f) hid. , Iluv huvimr price, tiniothv. valley, $2(i.00i28.U0: alfalfa. $31.50; tirain. $2u.00. t'ii-cuil. Court J. W. Bailey vs. Security Insurance Co. Summons. Wm. Kinnison vs. Carl W. Aber cromble et al. Consent and order. Ida Snyder vs. Heaver Portland Cement Co. Demurrer and order. Ora A. Morse vs. Mt. Vernon Xatl. hank. Affidavit and order. Van Schuyver Investment Co1, vs. J. A. Peters et al. Answer. Warner Wortman & Gore vs. Jesse Taylor. Summons. Ora. A. Morse vs. Mt. Vernon Xatl. bank. Foreclosure. C. Macklen, trustee vs. Geo. S. Clute et ux. Foreclosure. A. S. Ash vs. Med Itealty & Imp Co. Objection tc cost bill. Mildred A. Bowers vs. Benton "Bowers. Opinion, decision, decree, John F. Kocho V. A. E. lleamcs et al. Order. iBank of Jacksonville vs. Delia Dunnington et al. Confirmation of sale. John H. Tyrrell et al. vs. Manga nese Metal Co. Proof of publication Affidavit, default decree. 1st Xatl. Bank ol Medford vs. II D. Kubli. Return of sale cf personal property. 1st Natl. Bank of Medford vs. WHY PORTLAND for MEDFORD Wanted Orchard or Timber I have the following Portland property: Four Flat Ituilding and tw&cottaKes cornnr of ISth and Morrison rented for $150 per month, value 22,000.0o: Iftill and store building corner of -Yamhill and 34th, rented for $125.00 per month, value $J,000.00. Paint Shcp, East Davis t., rented $15.00 per month, value $1500.00. Will exchange any or all of these for orchard, timber or other land What have you? Might pay cash difference or buy for cash if price 4s right. Have customers for rancheB. If you have place fivr sale or trade I can get you quick action. See or 'phone me. J. C. BARNES Plioim 7H1-L. Harold D. Kubli ot ux. Sheriff's ro turn. . X. II. Turpin vs. F. D. Eisman et al. Execution. Albert Clements vs. "Ross Small. Answer, application for guardian and order appointing. Goodyear -Tire & ltuliber Co. vs. P. L. Ashcraft. Affidavit, bill of costs, mctlon, judgment of dcruult and judgment. Jackson County vs. A. W. Deane et al. Motion and order. A. Vandemark vs. J. D. Welch. Summons. Medford Xatl. Bank vs. A. Conro! Fiero et ux. Summons. j Van Schuyver Investment Co. vs.; J. A. Peters et ux. Decree. I Fr-Mik -h .fcc-xon w. Ailuc Conh-' K'k aJ. Af-rWavris dc-see. ail prewS 8 pul'l'iwi't-ion. I Etta M. Vaiwei et o4 vj-. feiadvay IS. I Staley et al. Affidavit. I Edna Uwings vs. Louis E. Owinas. i Affidavit, bill of costs,' findings of fact, judgment of default and decree. .Medford .Sail, bank vs. John An derson et al. Summons. Etta M. Vawter et al vs. Joseph D. Cooper. Affidavit. Ora A. Morse vs. Mt. Vernon Xatl. bank. Summons. Farmers & Fruitgrowers bank vs. it. Itoy Davis. Satisfaction. J. French Walker vs. Laura A. Walker. Decree. , Probate Court Katherlne, Irene, John McXab, guardianship.- Petition and order. Est. Martha E. Kapp. Order. Daniel Whetstone, guardianship. Guardian's annual report. Est. 1). 1). Doyle. Proof ot publi cation and order. Est. Meud W. Hall. Order and final report. W. C ivenyon. incompetent. Guar dianship. Citation, order, proof of iiublicatlon. Est. -Wm. 11. Harnum. Inventory and appraisement. Est. Wm. L. liarnum, a minor, in ventory and appraisement. Est. Frances Marion Bailey. Sec ond report. Kst. Jas. W. Mee. Semi-annual ro- port. Guardianship Philip Pliilbrook and Helen PhiibroL-k. Entered to probate. Guardianship Harrison F. Elden and Geo. W. Elden. Semi-annual re port. Est. 11. S. Evans. Answer. Est. Lizzie tlnefft. Paid vouchers final account and order. EbL Eva Hockeoyos. 1st semi. annual report. Est. Robert H. Halle. Proof of publication, final decree. lost. Umh Allen. Petition. Est. Chus. C, Kecoan. Petition order and notice. Est. Oharles Basye. Second partial account. Est. Huth Allen. Order. Est. Katheiine A. aiurrey. Final order. Hi! Klum, Joseph Shockley and It. I). llenson lncci'porato as Klum Ad vertising Co. Marrtngo Licenses Chas. Vli'Sil Strang and Gladys E. Peart. . " Chas. F. Garrison and Dora E Woods. Carl Anderson and Hazel Jincy owe. ' Chas. F. Angle and Xellle Briggs Hay Xell Murphy and Emma Jen kins. Auslln llalderel and Kuth Caroline Lawrence. Heal Estate Transfers K. Terrill to Millard I). Olds. NK. of SK.. SE. of NE. 21. 34.3E... $ , 34 Evn On Id well et vir to G. C. (I i 1 clirist. Land in (inid Hill 10 NEGLECTED COLDS ARE DANGEROUS! Dr. King's New Discovery soon breaks a cold and checks a cough CnTLLS fever sneezes and then a hard cold develops. ' Take a little Dr. King's New Discovery when the sniffles stnrt. It will soon check the cold, the cough-provoking throat-tickle. Used everywhere by people who know why It tin been, on the innrket for half u century. Believes cold, cough, grippe, croup, Xo dlsagreeublo nfler-effects. All druggists 60c. nnd $1.20 n bottle. Give it a triul. Bowels Behind Schedule? Liver acting lazy?Brlng them to tlmo with Dr. Klne's New Lifo Tills. Gentlo but sure-etiiifr sys tem cleansers that are lonieky In iiction nnd pleasing In results. Still lc a bottle at all drug stores. - 20 N. Peach St. Bring Back its Color and Lustre with Grandma's Sage ,Tea Recipe. Common parden sase brewed into a heavy tea. with tmiphur and alcohol added, will turn Kray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and lux uriant. Mixing he Pago Tea and Sul- phur recipe at home, though, is j tribleponrtv AM easier way Is to pot toh-er.PiKV-t-"USO.i,,'enaration Improved : by th'ef -adcWAon- ? pther ingredients n -laige botMej rat- WCt ost, nt drug sit-or-csj Iwiowwi as "Wvte'-a Sape and Ru'Vhun Pbni'P.o,jKt'?t.w thi oft.ilrjt; a lo.t of muss) V.'.bll'e gray-, faA1 ft&ic totr Finfifl, wo all desire to r-'t.i-in our y-ou.Mi.fiW appearance a-nd a.t'tra-.Mune'Si 1'ly darkeninff your hair with Wyetfr'-s-Sage and Sulphur Compound-, no one. can tell, because It does It so nat-vinaH-ly, so evenly. You just da-nipon a sponpe or soft brush wllli it and draw tills throuph your hair, taking ono small strand at a lime: by morning all pray hairs have disappeared. After another appMcation or two your haw- becomes beautifully d-irk, plossy, soft and luxuriant nnd you appear years younper. Wyeth's Papo and Sulphur Compound Is a delightful toilet requi site n la not intended ror tuo cure, migration or prevention of disease. Eat lest meat and take Salts for Back ache or Bladder trouble Neutralizes acido. Urttf IWid in meat excites tli5 tcldnors, they becomo overworked; get sluggifth, aho, and feel like lumps ot lead. The urine beeomei cloudy; t)i bladder is irri tatod, and you may b obliged to aoek re lief two or thre timed during the eight. WbB Mom kidoftya 4f you uuit help Hi ecu fliLtb off Ui Vcdft uriooua mm or you'U be ral sick person shortly. At first you feci a dull misery in the kid noy region,- you suffer from ba:kac!ie, sick headache, dizzine.is stomach jyeta oour, tongue coated nnd you feci rheu matio twinges. when tho weather is bad. lilt lees meat, drink lota of water; qIbo get from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tableapoonful io a plass of water before break last for a few days nnct your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made iroio the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithio, and has been used lor generations to clean clogged kidneya and pltoialato them to normal activity, Qiao to neutralize the acida in uriius so it no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending; bladder jeakiicss. . Jad tvlto is . inexpensive, cannot in jure; mokes a delightful elferveocent if)bia-nra6.T drink which everyone hIiouM take now and tlicQ to keep the kidneys clean nnd active. Druggists hero eay they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who boliovo in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only tro''.'.jle. RAI1AVAY MAIL Clerk examination, Medford, Jan. 17. Hundreds need ed. $1 300 $1500. Age 1 S 35. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars, writo J. Leonard (for mer Civil Service Kxaminer), 700 Equitable lildg., Washington, D. C. 248 W ANT K 1 ) Wo Oil cut two miles out 10. E. Morrison. 2-i :s WANTFn Axmeu to cut wood nnd clear land. W. J. Webster ltanch. 2 05 HELP trKHLAiuK WANTED Cashier. Gusher Cafo. "WANTED Woman to- help' with housework, 2 or 11 days a week. .Phone 63S-J, Eden Valley Orchard. 245 WANTKD Girl or woman for gen eral hodsework; good wages. Phono 750-X. 2 10 WANTED Oook, ?40 a month. Mrs. J. F, Roddy. WANTED SITUATION, WANTKD A position as housekeep er for one or more gentlemen. In quire 4 HI South King street. 247 You Can Buy These NOW, RIGHT. 5 room cottage, modern, liko now, 2 lots on pavement, $1200. 5 room buiiKaUiiv, modern, east front, 60 ft. lot. $1C50. 5 room bungalow, modern with fur nituro, 2 lots, $100. 8 room houe, modern, 2 lots, clear, $2200. ICO acres Improved, adjoins R. II. station, S1N00. (iCO acres), 3 sets of ImprovemenU, farm land all Irrigated, $9,900. KURD LAND & INVEST MENT CO. .. 213-1 Oarnitt-Corcy I!ld. Miylrnrtl, Orn. INVEST In-a propdsltlon that will pay you big Interest on your money, and one that you can, within a ho.-t thua, turn again at a profit. Wo have the following to offer: A 24 room house with four three room apartments completely furnished for housekeeping and eight Bin pie sleeping rooms completely furnished, four roomB nicely fur nished for owner's apartments; hot and cold water throughout; Btcam heating plant; garage oom for four cars. Will sell completely furnished and Include fuel on hand foe, $35i)O.0O. ... (Furniture alone worth $2,000.00; heating plant worth $1500.) Bennett Investment Co. . 102 West MnlrSt. i 1 9iiLiririi.ia nn 1 1 1! 1 .1 WAN ! El laie :ind j'l'malc. ANTI'l) .Men or women, salary $-1. full lime, r.ac an hour spare, lilac, sellini; puarauteod hosil'i-y to wearer. lCxp-'iicnce unnc-essary. Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, l'a. WA.NTBi) Miat.'ErLilLsVKXOljS I - WAXTKI Infants layette at once.; .Vddress !ox -lO, Mail 'I'riiiune. 14 ( V..X:i"i-l.) A'ifty. six hundred feci mi ses. haI 1 l or I U inch -l&v - .'m. C Howno Motor Co. 1 4 .". Yf A.X:ri-:.H 'i', iMit stock ranch, stocked t,-i.-iiipcil rii;ht. Hcrt Kilkuiwy, -Vii Ya-mhlll, Portlaiul, tiro. 24 7 WANTED 'u ncyair all makes of sewing nai'Mes. Singer ScwinK Muchhie Co., I I " West .Main. 2lii WAXTKI) To lit'y second hand one man stump pullur. 11. C. Muchem, Trail. II 4 1 VVAXTKI) To contract for pine and fir logs delivered nt mill in -Medford or F O. F. cars Southern Pn elfic truck. Big Pines Lumber Co. WANTED Highest prices paid for hides and furs. Medford Junk Co., phone - WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phono 4SS-M or 48S-X. tf FOK SAI.r rtRAIj USTATM FOU SALF- My owner, several up-to-dute bungalows cheap and on easy terms. If you want a good homo this is your importunity. i K. Wynkoop, S0 West Twelfth treet. . HUH FOU Three rcom buugalow, to be moved from lot. Inquire nt 31 I South Oakdaio. 1!G7 FOU BALK One six-room cottage on pavement for eight hundred fifty cash. Would give short terms. Mungalow t.n pavement, five rooms, modern. Terms. Call .Med ford Sheet Metal Works. 2-14 FOU SALK Furnished house at 725 Alder street. 24 7 FOU SALF Five room furnished modern bungalow, 529 South Crapo. Seymour Phyau. 247 pOU KAvf.R nv owner only, bouse nnd lots In Medford. Also good land cloao to Medford. Cash or " easy terms. T. U, Taylor, phone 452-11. IMti FOR KXC0AWG5C. Fl)ll TKADI'l aix-eyllnder tiiurint; car fur cattle. Answer llox Y, Mall Tribune. , 2-Ui FOB BENT AFAHTMKNTH. FOU lilOXT-!-Four rooms, uufur sished. Inquire Peerless Bakery. 2 I 1 iMIS'i:i,l,.MIX)l'8 lOXPKUT ItlOl'Al KINt'r on typewrit ers, cash registers and sewing ma chines. Phone KU-X, W.- II. Puck. ' . 249 OLD .MATTU1CHS1CS niado over like new. Phone Douglas, tila-J. ' FPUNITUItlO upholsterinB and re pairing. Phono Douglas, G15-J. SF.WIXG .IACI1INKS, phonographs and clocks repaired. Phone Doug Ins, (115-J. FUIlXlTl'UK nnd household j;oods packed and crated. Phono Doug- las C15-J. TOGGENUL'UG STUD GOAT Now .standing nt tho Helms Stables,' 240 BE0WN& WHITE 10 SOUTH FIR BTKEHT . " ' llt1tlATKI TltACTS ' " 10 ncres highly Improved, all mod ern conveniences, close In on pave ment, $r,(iou.i 10 acreB mostly bottom Jand, well Improved, close In, on pavement, $0000.. 10 acres, well Improved, close in on the pavement, $5250. 11 acres weil unprcved, closo In, price Including stock, equipment and furniture, $3000. 40 acres well improved, 20 acres paid up water right, all fine bottom land, $12,000. a acres closo to Gold Hill, well im proved, fionio good alfalfa under irri gation, $2500. G acres non-lrrigatod, well ImproT od, close In to Jacksonville, $1S00. 10 nero closo to Gold Hill, well improved, all crop in price including stock, equipment and II. II. goods, $3200. BROWN & WHITE in SOI'TII Fni BT. I'hdne 709 tOK BAUSi UTKSTtlClt FOB SALE- Three cxira good milch; goals. 1111 .North ltivcridc ave- i urn', .Medford. .''i i I-'OIt SALE- Ten rilie milch ci.-.V:i. 1 I 1 i Norlli Uivcride avenue, Alc.I- ford. :i;'.!. l'Ol! SALE- Lull v.ilf two weeks old. Eilcn' Vallcv Orchard. Phone l'Ol! SALE No. 1 mil fresh: three year old weight M5U lbs. W. riu.vnix. cow, just work mare ;. Stancliff. 241 FOIl SALE Good Phono 2j-U-2. $ "ill. en. 2 17 FOlt SALE Choice Dunic shouts. Iiuiulro tent end of North Central, opjuisile box factory. 24 il FOR S. LLC Pure, lued Duruc Jersey weaned pign from big type ances tors. l'n registered nt ? S ( a h ; Registered ut $1-1.00 each, tiou 1 (.'j)porUinit- to get feeders or breeding stock. Call .Modoc Orch ard. FOU SAL F .Seven Head nf r-Iioats, weight about too lbs. Phono U-F-L; L. A. Hose, Phoenix; FOU SALF Cheap, dandy home, work, drive or ride. 1111 North Riverside avenue, Medford. li."7 FOK BALK MIBOKliLA?iEOnB l-"t)lt SAl.K Two siM'ond band spray ing inaebines in goc.l order. Hi-ur C rook OrcbaiilH. 2-lti KOIt SAUO lti'nl or exchange, now aud used Bowing inuchiuos. Xo agontit. I can save you monoy. See no before yi.'ii buy. C. A. Chap man, phono U02-K. LM," South Central. ti y POU SALE Today only, dry Blab wo(.'.l on track at Central Point. Also con?. .Io'iho I.. Richardson, Central Point 1'ccd JJtore. 211" WHY PAY $S0 lo $lail fur a new sewing machine? Your old ma chine can lie made to run like now. V. II. Puck, phono 161-X. 2 4!) FOU SAI.H While l-tghorn cocker els from heavy laying lions of the Tancred strain. 11. V. Crum. Phone 5U7-U-1. 21!) IX)lt SALli .Vow l-'ord touring car, factbTy equipped, self slurtor, shock absorliers. Never boon run. Took the car on trade ami will sell at actual cost. It' you want quick delivery on new Ford, write or telephone W. 0. Clements, Fagle Point, Oregon. 2 4!i FOU SALIO Ono 1 2 00 lb. mare, farm wagon and harness, buggy and harness. (Ii.od range, kitchen table, morrlH . chair, spring bed, rabbits, etc. W. a. Hudson, Orch ard Home tract, near Young's Pruno Dryer. 244 FOlt HALE 11)17 Kaxon touring car. Crater Lako Motor Co. 247 FOU SALE Four-burner gas rango and gas heater. Martin pump gun and rifles. 529 South Grape. 24 1 'OK SALE Smith Form-a-Traelor attachment, in first class condi tion, used on Ford or other light, car, makes a practicul and econom ical I motor. I'll unci 403-W. ltoute 4, llox 75, Jlodfi.Vd. . 2 14 FOK SALK 1919 Franklin. Has run 5000 miles. Illinium's Garage. 247 FOU SALU One Fairbanks spray uiacuinc, one neau spray niacumo, both sprayers in good order. Dear Creek Orchard. Phono 1US-J-2. 244 FOlt SALE Leghorn hens cocks. 1022 West Eleventh. and 244 FOU SALE 20 tons ensilago corn not husked off. Will feed out on place. G. K. Plnrco, Terrill Itanch, Jlrownsboro, Ore. I'M It SALE One nearly now Chevro let. Sou It at Uuo. L. Trolchler Jlotcr Co. 2 4 5 FOU SALE 1911! Ford touring car, good condllicii, 2 horse gas en gine, Ohio feed cutter, 3-Inch wag on, huggy und harness, land pul verizer and siuail tools. W. D. Itoborls, Eagle Point. , 247 FOU SALF- Two slightly used drop head Oil Singer sowing machines, cheap. Singer Sewing Machine Co.. llu West Main street. 247 FOU SALE Now rubber tiro huggy, light spring wagon, alnglo harness, and saddle. 1111 North Ulversido avenue, .Medford. 200 FOU SALE A touring car In good running order, good engine, good tires. A bargain nt $390.00. Tumy -Motor Cu 125 South Front St. J FOU SALF Sowing machines rout ed $1.00 per mouth.. Phone Doug las C15-J. ' FOU SALE Haled hay, first nnd second cutting, $22.50 and $2.1.50. Full weight- no tag weight makes about $1.00 a ton differ- ioo. T. 1). Singleton, 2.i miles nouthwest of Eaglo Point. 2 -la FOU SALE Hay. Phciio S42-J.. ! FOK SALE (Jas rango, enameled bacK, three ovens, can at m Pines Lumber Co. H. A. Thicrolf. FOK SALE Alfalfa hay, delivered, $24.00 per ton. 1103 Ninntic St 252 FOK SALE Used cars on easy terms Krrinck Illdg., North Fir street. Clark & Chllders. 216 FOU SALU tiniH, gravel, sediment , and dirt. Plowing and teaming work done. Phone 9121. TAKKH DP. i TAKEN' IT llrown Jersey heifer Eden Valley Orchard, 089-J. 245 tfti53 y .-t S a art m Li m , rl v Q 7 tr. r. FOB HEXT HirSEKEEl'lXQ HOO.M.S. Fl'll li ENT I lotisckcciiing and loil-:in:: roniii?, rear j:;ii Soutli Central. 241 rGH RKT TTOCBI3. il'illt KE.VT OR SALE er.t iive i i-iHiui iiiii'ieni cottaue. close in. j Call or l.!u?:u! Itarnual Aii's. 244 M11NI.V TO I.DAX TO LOAN land, ni kin-dnp. -Monti- on i-'fiod incuialiraacc. B. J. 17.22 Sixth street. f irm TO LOAN' J. it. Andrews money nn re;. I e;;i.i te arid loan3 buys mortgages aud Liberty Phone iio-.M. Ill North street. bond'i. Gra pa IIVSI.VKSH DIltKtrrOKY Auto ISQppriM LAHER AUTO 81'UiNO CO. W are opprattaff tho lnrgeat, oldest and boat-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Ttaa our spring when others fall. Gold under writ ten Kuarauloe. Si North Fiftsuentti 8t, Portland, Oregon. Attorney, ELIJAH II. HUim Lawyer, 213-14 Oarnott-Corey Jlldg. POUTKIl J. M3FF Attorney-at-law rooms 8 and 9, Modford National Bank Building. . A. K. ItEAMES Lawrr. GaxnfttV Corey Building. . IwiUHtry Olt. HEUT 11. KLLIOTT Dentistry. 304-5-6 Medford Furniture and Ildwo. Pldg. Miss Phylis Koherta, Dontnl assistant. Office phone 295. residence phono 115-Y. 173 Expert Acccnntaut WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attontlon given to anything In Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look Into oar simplified -accounting mothod. M. F. & H. Building. Modford. Phone 157-R. ' Instruction In Musio FRED ALTON HAIG11T Teacher ol piano and harmony. Halght Musl Btudlo, 401 Oarnett-Corey Bide, Phone 72. I edges 1. O. O. F. .Modford lodge No. 83, Moots every Monday night at 7:30. II. A. Van Ausdall, N. .; W. U Miller, secretary. Koguo Hivor Encampment No. 20 Meets 2d and 4th Fridays at 7:30 p. m. J. L. Dommor, C. P.; li. O. Howard, scribe. Ollvo Koboknh lodge No. 28-i Meots 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Karen M. Uateinan, N. O.; Annlo J. Batemnn, secretary. Visitors cordially invited to aH meetings. ' ' Planing Mill THOMA3 MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phona 184. O. 3' BEROLUND Plumbing, heat ing and repair work of all kinds. Stoves rollued. 217 South River side. Phone 225-J. tf Physicians and Burgeon BTEAltNS BKOS. Phyalcians and surgeons, successors to Dr. Robert W. Steams. Dr. llohort W. Stearns, special attention to surgery, dlseasaa' ol women and obstetrics. Dr. Ralph W. Stoarns, special attention to diseases ot the stom ach, kidneys and heart. Phonos I Office 89; House 933. DR. J. J. BMMENS Physician ana surgeon. Practice limited to eye. ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup piled. Oculist and Aurist tor B. P( It. li. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co. Bldg. Phone 667. , . ' DR. F. O. CARLOW : DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW OSTEOPATH 10 PHYSICIANS 416-417 Oarnett-Corey Bldg. - Phone 904-U ' Residence 26 S. Laurol 8treet T. G. HEINE, M. D. Physician and Burgeon Speclaltv il'ys, Eur, Noso, Throat. Causes fitted and properly adjusted. Mole, warta and skin blemlshea removed wita. no Kan left. Office thill Uool Liberty Building. DR. B. RANDOLPH SEBLT, SOS-SOU Morgan building, Portland, Ore., inalr.es a specialty of surgery. Spec ial attention to Medford and Rogue Klver valley people. DR. McMOHRIS M. DOW, Physician and Surgeon Practice limited to surgery and hospital obstetrics. Special attention given to diseases ot women. Offices 300-7 M. P. II. Bldg. Residence, the Dow Hos pital. Prlnteres anil Publishers MF.OFOUD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office In Southorn Oregon. Hook binding, loose leaf lodgers, hilling systems, etc. Portland price. 27 North Fir St. Frarmfer EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 115. Prlcea right. Service guara ant.